The Romantic Portugal is always a loving recollection and Portugal an enticing theme. It is a strong motivation for keeping the best emotions in our memory. Portugal has a rare feature of offering unimaginable memories, like a return to the origins or the relightening of a long time image. It is also the ideal destination for a honeymoon or a special celebration, like Silver or Golden Weddings.

You may find yourself in a beautiful 17th/18th century manor-house, the Casa do Campo in Minho region, in an idyllic corner, under the biggest tailored camellia garden in the world. A breathtaking scenery. In Porto, in the Romantic Museum, greeting life with a Vintage (preferably) at the Old Port Manor-House, is an unforgettable event. To enter in the beautiful gardens of “Casa de Serralves” and walk through The Modern Art National Museum and, in the afternoon, to taste the “Five o’clock tea “or just have a coffee in the Majestic, at Santa Catarina shopping street, are gold pieces to attach to our memorial album. And then, by sunset, a healthy promenade by the sea, hand in hand, in the Passeio Alegre, at Foz do Douro. The Romantic Portugal also invites you to an unforgettable tour to the Douro Valley, the land of Port Wine, altar of nature, as well as to the magnificent Buçaco Forest and its fascinating Fern Valley, sheltered in the ancient neo-manuelin style manor-house, decorated with historical tile panels. Next it is Coimbra, the Penedo da Saudade, the Quinta das Lágrimas and, by the Fonte dos Amores, it is time to remember Castro Tragedy, the love story of King Pedro I by Inês de Castro. At Marquês de Marialva in Cantanhede, it is always the ideal time for a tête à tête with good gastronomy, the conventual sweets and the famous Bairrada wines.

The Romantic Portugal Tour also provides you with the charm and the quietness of the medieval villages of Marialva, Sortelha or Monsanto, as well as the elegance of the Alentejo Pousadas in Vila Viçosa, Estremoz, Évora or Alvito. The Romantic Portugal is intensively lived in Sintra, in the tenderness and beauty of this charming town. The British Lord Byron wrote in Sintra his best poems. In here it is also worth the visit to the Pena Palace, the Seteais Palace, the House of Regaleira, besides Monserrate. And it is now time for Lisbon, a detailed and careful visit to Ajuda Palace, near Jerónimos Monastry, as well as Queluz Palace. And do not fail to climb the hill of S. Jorge Castle, walk through Graça and get to know Alfama, Mouraria and Bairro Alto, remembering Amália Rodrigues the famous Fado lady. Go to S. Carlos for Opera or to a concert in Coliseu and listen to the Fado, in the peculiar quarters or have dinner at Cozinha Velha, by candle light, these are all images to keep.